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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

ONS Omnibus Survey, September 1998

Variable Details

Variablespec47
LabelSpecify other food
Responses
Beef because of BSE crisis 1
Liver pates and similar 1
Mayonnaise 1
Mussels 1
Pate 1
Prawns 1
Prepared salads bought elsewhere 1
Sea foods shellfish 1
Seafoods 1
Tinned kidney beans 1
anything with potato or fish that needs to be reheated 1
barbequed food 1
beef 2
chichen 1
chicken 3
coleslaw 1
corned beef 1
curries 1
dips 1
fats 1
fish - cod 1
fish that needs to be cooked 1
ice cream 1
in response to diet instructions from doctor limited to certain foods/to cut down fat 1
indian 1
kentucky fried chicken 1
lettuce 1
meat pies 2
milk. 1
mussels 1
pate 4
pates 1
prawns 1
prawns+others that live on sea bed 1
raw chicken 1
repared salads, pates, 1
salmon 2
sausage rolls 1
shell fish 1
shell fish & sea food 1
shellfish 1
shellfish, pate, liver 1
sweet and sour pork 1
takeaway curry and pork pies both from a particular shop 1
takeaway food as they don't cook it thoroughly 1
tinned corned beef from CentralAfrica 1
turkey 1
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationONS Omnibus Survey, September 1998
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